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ERROR_CLUSTER_INVALID_NODE
The name or node object supplied to a cluster command does not match a valid node in the cluster context. The common causes are a stale script value, a node name from another cluster, or a node that was evicted earlier.
What to check
- List the nodes from the target cluster and compare the exact node name and state with the value used by the operation.
- When managing a remote cluster, make the target cluster explicit so PowerShell does not resolve the request against the local cluster.
- Check the cluster log if the node should exist but disappeared during a join, eviction, or membership change.
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